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The microscopic origin of droplet line tension
The size dependence of the equilibrium droplet contact angle is governed by line tension. In this work, we identify a contribution to line tension arising from gravitational effects and pressure-induced changes in volume-fraction-dependent interfacial tensions within an adsorption layer. This mechan
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